Element of art that is two-dimensional, flat, or limited to height and width.

The element of art that deals with height, width and depth.  May also be free freeform  or geometric.

The element of art that refers to the emptiness or area between, around, above, below, or within objects.

The element of art that refers to the relative darkness or lightness of a hue or object.

The element of art that refers to the way something feels or looks as if it might feel when touched.

A type of art that is distorted or exaggerated from normal, expected proportions or colors

The term that defines actual motion in an artwork..

A circular diagram of the spectrum used to show the relationships between the colors.

Subject, composition, and content

Important facts about a piece of art are found here

Material used to create art

The principle of art that shows the center of interest or dominance in a work of art

The principle of art that refers to a repetition of elements of art to produce the look and feel of movement

A two dimensional decorative visual rhythm

lines that surround and define the edges of a subject, giving it shape and volume.

The principle of art that displays differences or contrast in art

The principle of art that deals with size relationships of one part to another.

What is a technique used in art in which the artist depicts objects with an unnatural scale to show their importance or lack thereof?

The principle of art that gives a feeling or quality of wholeness.

Shape or form that is complex and imprecise, they give works of art a natural feeling

A line that is not actually there, but is suggested by the arrangement of shape, form, color, or line.

Shape or form that is mathematically calculated and can be perfect and regular giving an artwork a sense of order.

1. Name of artist

2. Name of artwork

3. Size of artwork

4. Media used to create artwork

5. Location

What type of art imitates life as we know it?

The color scheme red, yellow, blue

The color scheme orange, green, violet

The color scheme

yellow-orange,

red-orange,

red-violet,

blue-violet,

blue-green,

yellow-green

The element which is variations in lightness and darkness of one color

2 colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel

Colors next to each other on the color wheel

When there appears to be significant distance between objects in a 2D artwork.

When spatial depth is minimal in an artwork. Usually, showing overlapping and shading to create the illusion of forms

The composition is made up of shapes with no shading or minimal overlapping.

Isolation, Location, Contrast, and Converging lines help create

The type of balance when both sides of the central axis are identical and mirror each other.

The type of balance when both sides of the central axis are not identical, yet appear to have the same visual weight

A type of balance in which objects radiate around a center point

Rhythm that appear in no apparent order and have irregular spaces in between.

Rhythm with identical motifs with equal amounts of space between them.

Visual rhythm created by repeating wavy lines

A visual rhythm that introduces a second motif

A visual rhythm that shows a change in the motif each time it is repeated.

The art criticism step where you identify the meaning of the artwork.

The art criticism step where you identify the elements and principles used by the artist.

The art criticism step where you identify what you see.

Art criticism

An organized approach for studying a work of art.